DiTullio has been a steady presence in city politics since 1995, serving on city council for 10 years before being elected mayor in 2005.
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What People are Saying about Jerry DiTullio:
I have been impressed with Jerry’s ability to bring transparency to the Wheat Ridge treasurer’s office relative to financial reporting. Jerry has managed and invested taxpayer funds to maximize interest earned while following the Public Deposit Protection Act (PDPA). Jefferson County will benefit from Jerry’s background and experience.
Dick MatthewsCPA - Jeffco Resident and Small Business Owner (2018)I support Councilman Jerry DiTullio because he is a ferocious watchdog of taxpayer money, advocates for private property rights and his politics are pure pragmatism and not partisan. Jerry is a tireless worker for the citizens of Wheat Ridge and the region. Jerry has the three I’s – Industry, Intelligence and Integrity.
Richard MatthewsLocal business owner and longtime resident of Wheat Ridge, District III (2013)Local government budgets are complex. Jerry has been instrumental in bringing transparency and improved financial reporting to our constituents and the entire City Council. Because of Jerry, we all have a clearer understanding of how the city’s funds are managed and invested. Jerry is the most qualified candidate for County Treasurer.
Leah DozemanWheat Ridge City Council, District 4 (2018)I was elected official in Wheat Ridge for 20 years as the City Clerk, and 8 years as member of City Council, District II. I have known Jerry for over 20 years, and have found him to be an honest, fair and hardworking advocate for our City. We have a lot of work to do in this tough economy and we continue to need a member of City Council with the background, knowledge and experience that Jerry has.
Wanda SangResident, Former City Clerk and City Council - District II (2013)Jerry’s support for parks, our athletic fields and public art have been particularly appreciated, as has been his public outreach and information activities.
Tom Abbott2007 Wheat Ridge Volunteer of the Year and longtime resident (2013)In a time that many people fear ‘big government,’ it’s great to have a Mayor who responds to you personally. When I have questions or concerns about a park slated for our neighborhood, Jerry often replies to my emails quickly or with a phone call. Jerry’s dedication and personal attention has made visible changes in Wheat Ridge–for the benefit of us all.
Amy StoreyBusiness owner, mom and resident of District III (2013)I have personally witnessed Mayor DiTullio working to improve the business climate and the success of businesses in Wheat Ridge. Jerry works tirelessly with the city staff and community organizations to improve businesses economic success.
John MarriottPresident, Larson’s Ski and Sport (2013)Wheat Ridge is truly blessed to have Jerry DiTullio as its Mayor! Mayor DiTullio has shown great maturity in his leading of this City through working closely with so many different individuals and groups. He listens!; Also, Mayor DiTullio strives to lead the City Council in a cohesive manner so that this City can move forward in accomplishing so many wonderful things. As a small business owner and property owner here in Wheat Ridge, we are appreciative of the initiatives Mayor DiTullio has led a… Read more
Kevin and Diane RobbResidents of District I (2013)Jerry has done a fantastic job in Wheat Ridge as a member of City Council, our Mayor, and as Wheat Ridge Treasurer. Let’s keep the momentum going and elect Jerry for Jefferson County Treasurer. He will do a great job as he has done for the citizens of Wheat Ridge.
Marty & Christine ThompsonJeffco Residents & Taxpayers (2018)Some elected officials go out into the community and listen to gain a better understanding of the concerns of their constituents. Others hide behind the title of their office and create a wall between themselves and their constituents. Councilman DiTullio has, and continues to, engage the community members of Wheat Ridge. His stepping forth into the realm of unfair criticism, doubt and attacks is commended. And he should be commended for one reason – most elected officials will not do the … Read more
Monica DuranDistrict I Resident and Community Activist (2015)